Although she was a bit reluctant, considering how much Livia had helped her and how little she had given in return, Amalia decided against keeping the painting for herself.
As long as Livia stayed by her side, she could always paint more in the future.
Hearing this, Livia's lips curved into a smile, her tone carrying a hint of joy.
"Then I'll take it~"
She couldn't see Livia herself, so if she wanted to know the specific features, she would have to rely on Amalia's painting.
After chatting for a while about the details of the painting's creation, Amalia openly admitted to peeking through the door.
"I'm sorry... I was too cold to you back then..."
If she could go back, she would never have treated Livia that way.
Hearing this, Livia smiled and gently ruffled Amalia's hair.
"I'm not angry. Anyone would be cautious when suddenly meeting a stranger."
